fluency (ˈfluːənsɪ
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Definitions
noun
- the quality of being fluent, esp facility in speech or writing
Usage examples
"His English had the fluency of a ten-year residence in London.
, Murky Shallows (1987)However, it is possible that biases are more limited for the maths tests, which depend less on verbal fluency.
British Medical Journal (2002)Meanwhile, 80 per cent of francophones taking a similar English fluency test make the grade.
canada.com (2004)We're playing a bit scared and not with the same fluency we had.
Glasgow Herald (2002)Equally apparent is that here was a rich, visionary imagination that had not yet found the medium of its full fluency.
, TOLKIEN AND THE GREAT WAR: The Threshold of Middle-earth (2003)